These People Live In Houses Smaller Than Your Bedroom

We interview and photograph real people who live in tiny homes, most being less than 200 square feet. That’s smaller than the average master bedroom in the United States – a country where 2,600 square foot homes are commonplace.

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These customized handcrafted tiny dwellings grant their owners financial freedom with a minimalist lifestyle and a small footprint. Armed with tiny kitchens, minuscule bathrooms, lofted bedrooms and multi-purpose furniture, tiny houses are redefining the American Dream and questioning what material objects you really need to be happy. You can check our tiny house here.

They do save a huge amount of money - no rent, no mortgage. People often use lots of windows to make them less claustrophobic or like the one with a deck so it opens out and gives more space to it. I'm planning to build my own, hopefully within the next year!

They do save a huge amount of money - no rent, no mortgage. People often use lots of windows to make them less claustrophobic or like the one with a deck so it opens out and gives more space to it. I'm planning to build my own, hopefully within the next year!